RC India

Super Giants from GoldWing/TopFlight & ESM

Here is the link
 

                                     http://flying--rc.blogspot.com/search/label/Giant%20Scale

I see you have a Futaba 6ch radio also for a good price :thumbsup:

http://flying--rc.blogspot.com/2011/03/futaba-6ex-6-channel-24ghz.html

saw MX2 flying in calcutta, gr8 machine to fly, gr8 job

Thanks Anwar & Gusty may be i will keep one MX2 for myself

Also getting the 7 channel Futaba soon

i am just getting tempted more and more whenever i open it up  :banghead: :banghead:

I can resist everything except temptation!!!!

Akky Go for it  ;)

i fly only electrics.....no nitro for me >:(...my future is in gas (:|~

Hmmm..  Akky very soon i will be updating EP as well  

plz get them soon i am loking for good EP plane

EP: http://flying--rc.blogspot.com/search/label/ELECTRICS

Hey Rajib one Mr Nadeem has contacted me for a model ( ur friend i guess)

Yes, he is my friend. He wants to buy few models from you, last night I told him about you and he saw your models. Today evening I’m going to his house, there we will select few models and then will give a call; please give me your mobile address and your name. I also wish to buy one model but I must wait until April :(

high troque digital servo for this price, nice
http://flying--rc.blogspot.com/search/label/SERVOS
praveen i was looking for my CAP and Extra see
http://www.rcindia.org/wanted/wanted-hitorgue-servos/

Will require 10 nos,

Sure Gusty 10 nos of 090M confirmed for you  :thumbsup:

hi, please tell me how are the above different from these?-->
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=2

That one is non digital and not HD servos, been using HD servos from RCD for some time, they are gr8 servos. HXT 12k is noisy too..if you care for it.

Speed also seems to be better for the FlyRC ones.

Just a little price comparison here.

For a
JR DS8455 Digital Servo Metal Gear
Product Code : [DS8455]
DS8455 SPECIFICATIONS
Torque: 6.5kg.cm
Speed: 0.10S/60°
Size: 34.5 x 19 x 38mm
Weight: 60g
Price  Rs  5,500.00
http://rotor.co.in/show-detail.asp?prodid={866450FB-D4C6-4225-BC22-6826DE410825}&pn=1

Hitec 5985MG Size :  1.6"x 0.8"x 1.5" 39 x 20 x38 mm
Weight :  2.18 oz  62 g.  
Torque 4.8/6.0v :  144 / 172oz.  10.4/12.4 kg.
Speed 4.8/6.0v :  0.16 /0.13 second
Price  Rs  3,650.00 (http://rotor.co.in/show-detail.asp?prodid={24F021B5-3BE5-4CDD-B244-8FDB38B1130D}&pn=1)

Where as this  Power HD DS-090M Digital servo
wt 1.98 oz 56 gms
dim (56.0 g) 1.65×0.81×1.56 in
(41.9×20.6×39.6 mm)    
torque 6.0V: 133.3 oz-in (9.6 kg-cm)
speed  6.0V:0.10 sec/60°
it has dual Dual Bearings costs 2300 with free shipping
Not a bad deal in my opinion, i could be wrong, anyone can come up with a better research, don't pl compare with HK, with any of the indian LHS, time delay, Shipping loss, and there are people like us, who can't touch foreign sites with a barge pole.

PS
Some items in  RCDhamaka are cheaper than HK, in terms of landing cost at home

Sir, May I please ask WHY?

Related to policies at his place of work.

If you followed posts, common sense.

HD Servos are OK for the price but no ways do they compare with Hitec/Futaba/JR ( my opinion ).
Servos are usually very good investments. A Good digital servo would not only last long, but also save your plane in the long run.

Difference of 1300 ( between HD and Hitec ) is not much and I would suggest you go for Hitec for your gasser.

Gaurav,
i get it, i got PMs (Not PMS ;D) too, some of them are using HD servos, they are talking highly of it, i have been using them in my foamies to park master acromaster and other multiplex stuff, quite nice, in fact one of my aeroplane has hd and hk hxt 9 gm servo, hxt jitters hd doesn't in all channels even without load. that's why i was thinking of HD MG.

Having said that, in one channel of pitch and roll, hitec MG is certainly worth thinking about, from you gasser veterans :thanks:

PMS lol.
No doubt HD is better than HXT. But with gassers its a total different different league than electrics.
Higher vibration, stresses and loads do take a toll on servos in the long run.
Plus I do not think its a good idea to mix diffeent servo brands for elevators. Since you need the two halves of the elevator to move at the same speed/angle, same brand servos should be preferred. At best you should use Hitec for elevators and rudder and use whatever you want for the rest.

Servos do cost a lot. Typically for a gasser setup the cost of servos gets equal to or more than the airframe. But then, servos do last really long is installed and used properly.

Also, if you do take Hitec servos - Go for the 7XXX range and not the 5XXX range. They are newer and better designed ( as they say ) .

7965MG is a good one i think . 7955TG is the best, with titanium gears, but exensive.

Hmmm different minds  clashing i guess  :headscratch:,i suggest let the individual who want to buy them do his own research and then decide, everyone is wise enough here ,,
i would always say before buying any model / electronics etc do your homework
Suggestions and experiences are to be shared, newbies-- improvise on an idea and suggestion dont follow it blindly after all it
belongs to someone else  :)